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Originally Posted by samerthehammer,Mar 25 2009, 12:11 AM
i was wondering y u would ask this question? and i thought the answer, but i had to double check and i was right, but not gonna answer cuz i did have to double check. ;D
btw, the Australian GP was not the first race that year.
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Originally Posted by GPMike,Mar 25 2009, 02:27 AM
Who was on pole in the 2006 Australian Grand Prix?
He finished the race in 10th place, down an entire lap and earned zero points.
[QUOTE]2006 FORMULA 1
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Originally Posted by boltonblue,Mar 25 2009, 08:58 AM
wasn't that the year that honda got nailed for illegal fuel tanks?
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And in today's news...
Brawn should have sacked Button
By Phil Huff, March 24 2009
Ross Brawn's decision to retain Jenson Button at the Brawn GP team has been criticised by ex-World Champion John Surtees, who won a single race for the previous team owners, Honda Racing.
Surtees was critical of Button's performance last year in a reluctant RA108 car. Button scored just three points throughout the season, while team mate Rubens Barrichello secured 11 points and a podium finish on his way to becoming the most experienced driver in F1 history.
"Sebastian Vettel is a good example of a real driver," exclaimed Surtees. "Look at Button instead - frankly, I wouldn't have confirmed him with the team. If you don't give 100 per cent even when the car is not so good, you have to be sacked.
"You can't be good just when you have a good car, but even when you don't."
http://www.f1network.net/main/s169/st142006.htm
By Phil Huff, March 24 2009
Ross Brawn's decision to retain Jenson Button at the Brawn GP team has been criticised by ex-World Champion John Surtees, who won a single race for the previous team owners, Honda Racing.
Surtees was critical of Button's performance last year in a reluctant RA108 car. Button scored just three points throughout the season, while team mate Rubens Barrichello secured 11 points and a podium finish on his way to becoming the most experienced driver in F1 history.
"Sebastian Vettel is a good example of a real driver," exclaimed Surtees. "Look at Button instead - frankly, I wouldn't have confirmed him with the team. If you don't give 100 per cent even when the car is not so good, you have to be sacked.
"You can't be good just when you have a good car, but even when you don't."
http://www.f1network.net/main/s169/st142006.htm